Shape your thinking for an engagement offer at your organisation or service: understand the why, get to the detail and find out the voice.
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Membership
Parliamentary trainingThese full day sessions offer members an excellent chance to learn the tips, tricks and techniques needed to effectively influence political decision-makers.
30 November | London
Progress curriculum - spotlight on leadershipAn essential skill of all doctors, October's 'domain of the month' looks at principles, approaches and techniques of leadership - both in supervising others and working as part of a team.
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Education
How to Manage: Chronic painA one-day course about the diagnosis, assessment, multidisciplinary management and referral pathways for children and young people who have chronic pain.
Friday, 23 November | London -
Work we do
What is the future of the NHS in England?The NHS long term plan will include ambitions for the next 10 years and how these ambitions will be met over the five years of the funding settlement. -
Resources
Research funding opportunitiesWe support and promote paediatric child health research in the UK and internationally, and you can browse our database of current and upcoming projects and posts. -
Key topics
Child health in 2030 in EnglandOur new report reveals that health outcomes are likely to fall further behind other wealthy European countries. We call for the development of a properly-funded children’s health strategy.
Any other word than resilienceIn the age of contract negotiations and rota gaps, it's easy to forget that clinical practice can be a stressful experience... Two trainees introduce Balint groups to support clinicians. -
News and events
Academic training eventJoin this free RCPCH/NIHR event to develop your knowledge of research careers, support mechanisms and funding pathways. You'll hear from inspirational speakers and network with peers.
30 October | London
How to Manage: Benign haematologyGet familiar with the investigation and diagnosis of common benign paediatric haematology problems in children to help improve their conditions.
Our tried and tested activities help you find out what children and young people who use your services think.
When you involve a child, young person, parent or carer in your committee, how can you ensure a meaningful experience?
CYP don't ask for much when it comes to their healthcare - they just want to be understood
This resource provides you with the key pieces of legislation that support active involvement of children and young people in health decisions and service design.
Over 1,000 children, young people and family members looked at topics from our State of Child Health report - including poverty, mental health, PSHE , LGBT and children’s rights.
Children and young people using these services told us how they would like to be involved: more choice and flexibility, sharing experiences with others and feeling like they're making a difference.
We work to ensure that the voice of children, young people and families is making a difference in child health and healthcare for young patients.